<p>To address the challenge of training reinforcement learning (RL) networks with limited data in Human-Robot Interaction (HRI), we introduce a novel task-oriented update method that combines meta-inverse reinforcement learning (Meta-IRL) and transformer encoder architectures. Our approach utilizes Meta-IRL to emulate expert trajectories, improving training efficiency by minimizing ineffective interactions. Through a systematic exploration of transformer encoder components, including varying heads and layers, we optimize feature extraction for sparse data representations. Experimental validation shows performance improvements in reinforcement learning networks trained with limited HRI expert demonstration data from Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) scenarios.</p>

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Optimizing Reinforcement Learning with Limited HRI Demonstrations: A Task-Oriented Weight Update Method with Analysis of Multi-head and Layer Feature Combinations

  • Qinghua Chen,
  • Jessica Korneder,
  • Osamah A. Rawashdeh,
  • Yanfeng Wang,
  • Wing-Yue Geoffrey Louie

摘要

To address the challenge of training reinforcement learning (RL) networks with limited data in Human-Robot Interaction (HRI), we introduce a novel task-oriented update method that combines meta-inverse reinforcement learning (Meta-IRL) and transformer encoder architectures. Our approach utilizes Meta-IRL to emulate expert trajectories, improving training efficiency by minimizing ineffective interactions. Through a systematic exploration of transformer encoder components, including varying heads and layers, we optimize feature extraction for sparse data representations. Experimental validation shows performance improvements in reinforcement learning networks trained with limited HRI expert demonstration data from Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) scenarios.